Martyrdom of Bishop Patteson sparked imperial critique
The piece argues Bishop Patteson died as a martyr for Christ and condemns neglect by Home and Colonial governments over protections against slave trade in the South Seas. It links his death to imperial policy, urges strong naval action, and defends Catholic faith against secularisation and schism in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Andronichus
Lincoln
America
Davege
Patteson
South Seas
Australasian
Queensland
England
Africa
Australia
Fiji
Melanesia
Christ
Pela
S. Francis de Salles
Church of Christ
God
Father
Unsectarian Education Debate Raises Sectarian Tensions
The correspondence between the Education League and Earl Russell critiques sectarian schooling. It argues that public schooling remains too plain and only hints at truth, warning that teaching Catholic doctrine in schools would redefine knowledge as faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
England
Abraham
Joseph
Church of Christ
Paul
Apollos
Cephas
St. Paul
Calvin
Luther
Knox
God
Lord
Sons “ Education League
Earl Russell
Books for Christmas Presents by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge
A reader friendly note praises the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Christmas book collection. It highlights its suitability for school and home gift exchanges, praising both internal merit and attractive presentation. The piece promises a fuller future notice of selected titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge
Pusey Suspension Contends With Legal and Academic Limits
The writer argues that Dr. Pusey was never lawfully tried or convicted, only suspended by an unrecognized university rule. He details failed attempts to obtain a legal hearing through bishops and courts, and says the suspension harmed no clerical rights while citing broader Anglican authorities. The piece defends Pusey and criticizes the process as unfair and obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusey
Queen’s Advocate
W. Follett
Oxford
Bagot
London
Blomfield
Dr. Pusey
Arches
Howley
Judgment Committee
Messrs. Rivington
Dr.Pusey
Ditcher
Denison
The
Church Association
Wake
Sharp
Laud
Bramhall
Ridley
Bilson
Overall
Morton
Andrewes
Costa
Sparrow
Fell
Jeremy Taylor
Ken
Hackett
Beveridge
Buil
Wilson
Deans Jackson
Comber
Sutton
Mede
Herbert
Thorndike
Leslie
Wheatley
Grabe
H. A. Woopeare
Pusey Letter in The Times Sparks Oxford Suspension Debate
A reader urges the editor to publish Dr Pusey’s fuller reply to recent obloquy linked to his Oxford suspension in 1843. He argues the vice chancellor acted under an ancient local statute, not on a definite heresy charge, and compares it to proctors’ powers limiting liberty in the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Courant
Pasey
Dr. Wynter
Wynter
Pusey
Posey
TIMES
Times of Yesterday
Oxford
The Toast of Lords and Marriage Research
The article contrasts the diminished power of the Lords since 1832 with their role as a subordinate second chamber and notes their ongoing influence. It then summarizes Bertillon’s study on marriage, celibacy, and widowhood, detailing mortality differences between married, bachelor, and widower men and women, and concludes with a sales pitch for Horniman's Pure Teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords
House of Lords
England
House of Commons
House of Parliament
The
Commons
Blackwood
Academy of Medicine
Bertillon
M. Bertillon
France
Belgium
Holland
Horniman
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Benators
University of Cambridge
C. H. Searle
Rivingtons
King and Co
Earth
Aia
Catholic and Apostolic Church
Christendom
Bethlehem
Macintosh
Paternoster-row
Messrs. Mowbray and Co
Canada
Wade
Tavistock-street
Caerdeon
Dolgelly
Belbroughton
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